Your Genealogy Legacy

What happens to our accounts at Ancestry, FamilySearch, and MyHeritage when we pass away?  How can we ensure that all the years of genealogy research we have done, does not end up in the trash? It’s time to start the conversation, get organized so you can hand down your family history research to family and […]

Live Show Today on Genealogy TV!

Join me live TODAY, December 10th at 3:00 PM (EST), for some quick updates from Ancestry, FamilySearch, and MyHeritage. Watch Live today at https://www.youtube.com/genealogytv. Plus I’ll be answering some of your comments and questions. Lastly, a big shout out to someone who is doing great things for the soldiers who died in WWII.

Using Multiple Monitors for Genealogy: Tiny Tip Clip?

Learn why and how to set up two or more monitors to help with your genealogy research and family history workflow.  This is a Tiny Tip Clip from the original episode called Genealogy Workflow: Workspace, Organizing, Filing & Research Process.

Searching Private Trees on Ancestry: Tiny Tip Clip

Learn how to search Private Trees for your ancestors on Ancestry.com. Yes you can… search private trees for your ancestors and I will show you how. This is a “Tiny Tip Clip” from the original episode called “Hidden Tools on Ancestry.”  

Digging Deeper in AncestryDNA Cousin Matches

Today we are going to dig deeper into your Ancestry DNA cousin matches to find more genealogy clues, cousins, family trees, and family history records you may have overlooked.

How to Research the Social Security Death Index Online (SSDI): Tiny Tip Clip

Social Security Death Index for Genealogy

Have you looked in the Social Security Death Index records for your ancestors? In this clip from a previous episode about the Social Security Death Index, a.k.a. as the SSDI, you’ll learn about this valuable set of records. We’ll also dig deeper into the Social Security Applications & Claims Index , what you get when […]

FamilySearch + Ancestry Combined for Genealogy Research?

Learn how using the combination of FamilySearch.org together with Ancestry.com can be a very powerful genealogical research strategy to help you find more records, ancestors, cousins, and clues for your family tree.  Whether you have a subscription at Ancestry or not, this genealogy research can work with their free guest account.